Founder’s
Note
Before starting BoxCentric, I built a career in law, business, real estate, and banking, spending years as a solicitor and litigator — where the combat was with a pen. That career gave me discipline, focus, and resilience, qualities I’ve carried directly into building this club.
My fitness journey began nearly 20 years ago when I turned 40. Since then, I’ve completed marathons, triathlons, countless charity challenges, and even stepped into the ring myself — boxing for BoxCentric against someone 20 years younger. Beyond training, I’ve contributed to the sport outside the ropes, serving on professional boxing regulatory committees, including the October 2023 Manchester fight card where both Logan Paul and KSI featured, and advising CTEye on brain health management in contact sports.
In just four years, BoxCentric has grown beyond London. We licensed the brand to the 5-star SVN Resort in Kuwait and signed agreements to open in Saudi Arabia in 2026 — proof that our vision belongs on the global stage.
I am surrounded by an elite team of trainers who bring together academic knowledge, business-world experience, and the discipline of professional sport. At BoxCentric, you are just as likely to meet an ex-professional footballer as someone who trains with Navy SEALs; to watch a Kung Fu master launch a sword ten metres into the air; or to receive tips from British and World Champion boxers during class. I am most proud of the team we have built in just four years, and together we are growing from strength to strength — creating a truly unique fitness and combat community at the heart of super-prime locations.
BoxCentric is not just a business for me; it’s a lifestyle I live and breathe. That’s why I see every member as part of one family and one community. My phone and email are always open — no matter what else I may be working on, my day always finds its way back here.
I created BoxCentric to bring people of all ages and abilities together in a space that feels different from the typical gym or the old-school boxing club. Here, fitness is about enjoyment and community — something you look forward to, not endure.
For me, discipline in training should be consistent, fun, and rewarding. Most importantly, it has to adapt to each member — whatever their build, gender, age, or ability. It’s this kaleidoscope of differences that makes BoxCentric what it has become.
Please be rest assured that we apply a first-name policy throughout the club, and the level of care I would expect for myself is applied to everything we do. And we look forward to your joining as a member — and perhaps even training together.
